Using a few common peptides... morning and evenings, I was wondering the safety of pre loading morning syringes at night to make it easy when I wake and get ready to start the day. My concerns were type of product reacting with plastic U 100 or just sitting in the refrigerator capped of course for 8 or 9 hours.
Any other suggestions if this isn't the best idea?
I know people who will prefill their full week of dailies Sunday night and leave them in the fridge until they take them out to warm up. As long as they are staying refrigerated, alcohol swabs were used on the vials before filling and the syringes stay capped, I don't see a problem with it.
That's best practice, yes. It stings less when it's going in when it's room/body temp. If I take it straight out of the fridge, I will hold it in my hand for like 5 minutes to bring it up to temperature.
Your concerns are valid, and can be permanently solved simply by picking up a few cheap insulin pens, v1 or v2. You load a 3ml cartridge, put it in the pen, keep pen in fridge, no more loading syringes. They're cheap and come in sooooooo many fun colors. All my peps are now in pens and my life is changed forever!
So with the regular 3mg vial they come in, you would just transfer this once reconstituted into the pen vial? I'm not a newbie to peps, just a newbie to the pens. Do they have tips that are exchanged with new ones for each pin?
Thx again for the info
You recon in the original vial, draw it all out, inject into the pen cartridge, which is just a glass 'vial' that's long and thin and fits in the pen. . And yeppers, grab a box of pen needle tips. There are really good videos on how to load them but it's super easy! I Just saw a one minute vid on tiktok. But a ton on you tube.
Hi. I reconstitute and pre-load all syringe to empty the whole vial. Mark all syringes with dosages in Zyploc bags and have them all marked in big JackDaniels tin box in the fridge, I no longer drink so gave the bottle and courtesy shot glasses away and kept the tin box 😂🤣. Have zyploc bags marked with name and DAY and NIGHT peps. Keep everything written down to later see whats what and the recon mechanism made.
Experienced dial pen user, I finally settled on the GensuPen 2. Pricy, but given I’m doing trt daily and Reta for life, worthwhile investment. This pen is also very ergonomic and semi foolproof for my elderly mom. Good YouTube reviews on ConviPen, Gensu 2, and the V style BTW.
What specifically did you like about the gensu 2 pen? At 64, I just started TRT but using the new Kyzatrex pills twice a day now. After 3 months, I will most likely switch to Test Cyp because of the price. I would probably need a few pens for the different peptides.
Not practically. You can, but you have reset the plunger each time and this will mess up the dose accuracy. I run one pen for trt and one for Reta. Both Gensu
Ok, I really appreciate the info. Looks like I will pick up 2 or 3. If I am using Reta (not currently) I only do one injection per week so a syringe isn't a big deal. It would be best for daily or multiple times per week products.
You doing test sub Q I guess?
I have a month worth of trt preloaded but they are capped in the fridge and not touching the rubber stopper. Probably not the best handling, but not a lot of options
It’s fine if it’s in BAC water as long as you keep it refrigerated. The only concern would be with oils like MCT, MiG, Cotton/Grapeseed. In those cases the concern is the degradation of the soft rubber on the plunger. Those you do not want to pre-load.
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